He is only in the urban parts. There are beautiful neighborhoods here, not a lot lot to do but there are plentys store eating places. The parts he drove around in are indeed the high crime areas. I live here now born and raised
Yea he drove through the north. That's the slummest part of the ville. He should've drove through the East or West side. Those are the best parts of the city.
Thks for sharing, I lived cross Nelson & Hwy 82. can’t recall any happy days of G.ville. Except the tasty buffalo fish sandwiches. Family moved while I was 9, I’m 68 now. The Miss river or the levy has lots of horror stories.
I am transplanted to Indiana, but still planning my big escape back to Greenville in the future.❤😊 Doesnt anyone understand what the delta means to a person, its a feeling...😢😊
Grew up right next to greenville in Lake Village AR. noticed none of the hwy 82 stuff was on here. the bowling alley, the mall, Harlows, walmart area all the restaurants. I havent been home in many years thou so not sure if bowling alley is still there or RollerWorld. Loved going there as a kid.
Tuareg music is from North Africa. In fact, you are not wrong because the blues music that appeared in Mississippi has roots in West and North Africa among the Tuareg and Sahel Africans.
I’ve been thinking the same thing (housing prices here are astronomical, too). I think I’d miss the mountains and the more socially progressive atmosphere out here, though.
@@brightharbor_ Same, I live in a super busy Tourist attraction, (Cape Cod, MA). Honestly , I’m actually looking at buying a condo in either Florida, or Texas. They have Condos in Florida that you can own, seen several 2 bedroom, 1 baths for around $85,000-$100,000 in Florida. Even cheaper in Texas, right in the city (Houston) found multiple 1-2 bedrooms for around $50,000-$65,000 with low HOA fees, def something to look into if you don’t want to ditch the city but can’t afford to pay a $600,000 mortgage + interest rates and insurance for that big of a loan, is insane. The pay is better here in MA, I make around 30$ an hour, the key is to make money here , and than move south. I’m going to buy the condo all cash (outright) so won’t have a mortgage . I’m going to still stay in MA with family to make money in the winter, than vacate to Florida/Texas every summer it’ll be like my getaway. Take a 2-4 month break from work etc to enjoy that southern heat.
@@DSKilla9 it’s hard to find work over there? Minimum wage may be low, but so is the cost of living, you guys got $180,000-$240,000 houses, come here to cape cod ma and there is nothing below $650,000, I make 25$ an hour and still will never be able to afford a house here. Key is to work up here and save money than move to Florida.
@@DSKilla9 I plan on saving $150,000 and moving to Florida to buy a house, take out a $85,000 30 year fixed mortgage, will be super cheap, my mortgage payment will be around $550 a month.
This isn’t bad at all, for all the talk of “soul-crushing poverty” and “high crime” down there. It just looks like an average American small city. A city doesn’t have to be as wealthy as Boston or Santa Fe to be a good, safe place to live. The real downside of the Delta (for me) is the lack of outdoor activities (no *mountains*!) and vegan food options.
Wikipedia might be a good source of info. Some of the real estate sites will show the grading of the area schools and also crime rates (and types) in their listings.
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Beautiful scenery. I grew up in the area.
Excellent. Thank you.
He is only in the urban parts. There are beautiful neighborhoods here, not a lot lot to do but there are plentys store eating places. The parts he drove around in are indeed the high crime areas. I live here now born and raised
Yea he drove through the north. That's the slummest part of the ville. He should've drove through the East or West side. Those are the best parts of the city.
Thanks you for taking your time to show our beautiful Greenviile but could please name the streets , when you get on them . Thank you
Thks for sharing, I lived cross Nelson & Hwy 82. can’t recall any happy days of G.ville. Except the tasty buffalo fish sandwiches.
Family moved while I was 9, I’m 68 now. The Miss river or the levy has lots of horror stories.
I am transplanted to Indiana, but still planning my big escape back to Greenville in the future.❤😊 Doesnt anyone understand what the delta means to a person, its a feeling...😢😊
It’s a dump
It aint what it used to be
Went to Carrie Stern in 1973 wow old memories!!!
Grew up right next to greenville in Lake Village AR. noticed none of the hwy 82 stuff was on here. the bowling alley, the mall, Harlows, walmart area all the restaurants. I havent been home in many years thou so not sure if bowling alley is still there or RollerWorld. Loved going there as a kid.
Bowling Alley has been closed for many years and Rollerworld burned and was torn down.
@@bstein69They opened a new Rollerworld. It's behind the tobacco market on highway 82.
@@cameronjohnson8520 bowling alley and roller world both gone.
Such a beautiful and scenic small town. No Mcdonalds or Burger king? Is it hot in the summer? Lovely video and nice drive.
Yes there is A McDonald's and Burger King on hwy 32
If I'm not mistaken, there are two McDonald's and two Burger Kings.
@@LiveWithMPROV - Hwy 82, not 32.
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Tuareg music is from North Africa. In fact, you are not wrong because the blues music that appeared in Mississippi has roots in West and North Africa among the Tuareg and Sahel Africans.
This is true. The connection is tragic, though (many Tuareg people were taken to the American South as slaves).
It’s amazing I’ve never been to Africa, but write stories & have dreams of it !!!!
Looks like the no stop at the stop sign is par for Greenville drivers . One of the most lawless towns I have spent time in .
You'll be lucky to catch someone using a signal light.
I’m thinking of moving here, super affordable houses.
Where I live houses are averaging 700,000$.
And minimum wage is barely 50,000$
I’ve been thinking the same thing (housing prices here are astronomical, too). I think I’d miss the mountains and the more socially progressive atmosphere out here, though.
@@brightharbor_ Same, I live in a super busy Tourist attraction, (Cape Cod, MA).
Honestly , I’m actually looking at buying a condo in either Florida, or Texas.
They have Condos in Florida that you can own, seen several 2 bedroom, 1 baths for around $85,000-$100,000 in Florida.
Even cheaper in Texas, right in the city (Houston) found multiple 1-2 bedrooms for around $50,000-$65,000 with low HOA fees, def something to look into if you don’t want to ditch the city but can’t afford to pay a $600,000 mortgage + interest rates and insurance for that big of a loan, is insane.
The pay is better here in MA, I make around 30$ an hour, the key is to make money here , and than move south.
I’m going to buy the condo all cash (outright) so won’t have a mortgage .
I’m going to still stay in MA with family to make money in the winter, than vacate to Florida/Texas every summer it’ll be like my getaway. Take a 2-4 month break from work etc to enjoy that southern heat.
It's not worth it. Minimum wage here is still 7.25 and it's hard to get a job if you're not getting your job transferred.
@@DSKilla9 it’s hard to find work over there? Minimum wage may be low, but so is the cost of living, you guys got $180,000-$240,000 houses, come here to cape cod ma and there is nothing below $650,000, I make 25$ an hour and still will never be able to afford a house here.
Key is to work up here and save money than move to Florida.
@@DSKilla9 I plan on saving $150,000 and moving to Florida to buy a house, take out a $85,000 30 year fixed mortgage, will be super cheap, my mortgage payment will be around $550 a month.
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This isn’t bad at all, for all the talk of “soul-crushing poverty” and “high crime” down there. It just looks like an average American small city.
A city doesn’t have to be as wealthy as Boston or Santa Fe to be a good, safe place to live.
The real downside of the Delta (for me) is the lack of outdoor activities (no *mountains*!) and vegan food options.
IT is one o clock at night and we were by Incident the first viewer of these two new videos. Nicht overview oder the City. Thanks!
Sleep tight Kai and Barbara.
Saw a house on Zillow in greenville i LOVE. Can someone tell me what kind of town greenville is? Suburn, hood, country
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Wikipedia might be a good source of info. Some of the real estate sites will show the grading of the area schools and also crime rates (and types) in their listings.
Good video but Greenville is almost at it's point of being a retirement community they been planning it for years
Instead of driving and filming ... clean up your yard. Worst on the block verified by your own video.
Are you serious? He probably has the nicest house in the video